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Posted by DJ RANN on Oct-11-2010 19:48:

quote:
Originally posted by DjWoody
I have to disagree with that. I've played at many clubs in LA and most have either a DJM800 or a TTM57. The times I''ve used an A&H have only been at Avalon (Xone 92), Circus (Xone 464), and at my own events (Xone 92). When I played at Vanguard we had a DJM800. Most other clubs I played at have either DJM 800 or TTM57 but mostly the 57 because of the Serato integration.

Well those are clubs I've seen them in

Playhouse also had a 92 both when I was there a few weeks ago and the time before which must have 6 months earlier.

All the other rooms in avalon had A&H (downstairs had a 62), as well as vanguard but in fairness I haven't been there in a long while.

I've also never seen a Pio at the standard rooftop parties either (but they often change there).

But I've never seen a TT57 in EDM clubs - only the "party" / hollywood DJ style (you know what i mean) type clubs where it's one DJ all night playing top 40 and hiphop from the laptop.

Posted by ChrstnMchl on Oct-11-2010 20:46:

quote:
Originally posted by miamitranceman
Direct attack on Pio no doubt. How are all you 42 users doing out there btw?

I love my 42!

Posted by progress on Oct-12-2010 01:46:

There is a world outside of LA. Just saying.

Posted by DJ RANN on Oct-12-2010 03:15:

quote:
Originally posted by progress
There is a world outside of LA. Just saying.

I think it's called "the rest"

Seriously though, from what I saw last of clubs in london, the 800 was certainly not eh defacto standard either.

One thing you have to factor is how many Dj's pio have sponsored - honestly, it's ridiculous how much free kit they give away to people just to dominate endorsements.

in fairnes, I don't think pio are terrible - I just don't think their stuff is great quality especially baring in mind the cost, and other manufacturers such as A&H and vestax make far superior equipment, with so much less hype.

Posted by tintin11 on Oct-13-2010 18:20:

so... 2200 euro's for this...really?

Posted by DJ Patski on Oct-27-2010 08:22:

Dry/wet FX knobs are way too big.

Posted by Stu Cox on Oct-29-2010 07:09:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Patski
Dry/wet FX knobs are way too big.

That's one of the things I like about it

More control with a bigger rotary...

Posted by n3lly on Oct-29-2010 15:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Stu Cox
That's one of the things I like about it

More control with a bigger rotary...

+1 , something i've always liked about the Ecler range and their larger knobs.

Posted by djdk on Oct-29-2010 15:31:

quote:
Originally posted by n3lly
+1 , something i've always liked about the Ecler range and their larger knobs.

tee hee, nelly likes big knobs...

Posted by n3lly on Oct-29-2010 17:08:

quote:
Originally posted by djdk
tee hee, nelly likes big knobs...

tee hee, djdk likes prog/trance...

(this post is there to tie in with my new elitist/ignorant image i'm shooting for)

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